Pape Matar Sarr, Juventus' new midfielder, expressed his enthusiasm and determination before the match against Celta Vigo. During the interview with Sky Sport, the player underlined the need to improve in all aspects of the game, while firmly believing in the quality of the team: "We have to improve from every point of view and we know we have the quality to do so. Tonight we are here to play a good match and win".
Sarr then talked about his integration process within the Turin club. "I feel like I'm improving day by day. I'm trying to give my contribution to the team. My teammates help me and the technical staff is giving me confidence", he added, highlighting the support received from both colleagues and management. The midfielder, who won the Europa League with Tottenham, expressed confidence in Juventus' ability to compete at the highest level: "We're only at the beginning but I think so. We have to continue like this and think game by game. We're working hard and we think we can get to the end. But I won this competition and I know how difficult it is."
The interview takes place in a context of great expectations for Antonio Conte's team, which is preparing for a series of important challenges in the season. As Juventus seeks to consolidate their position in Serie A, the presence of a player with international experience like Sarr represents added value, especially in view of the upcoming Champions League and Italian Cup matches. The midfielder reiterated the importance of maintaining concentration and not taking anything for granted, key elements in achieving the objectives set by the club.
With the match against Celta Vigo scheduled for the evening, Juventus aims to demonstrate their solidity and consolidate their trust in their new signing. If Sarr manages to integrate effectively into the game system, the Turin team will be able to count on a more balanced and dynamic midfield, ready to support attacks and defend with determination. The near future promises to be crucial for Juventus, who will have to demonstrate that they can transform quality into concrete results, both in the league and in European competitions.